London-based label known for its sensual, minimalist design and nuanced exploration of British-Indian identity.
ORIGIN
United Kingdom
PRICE TIER
luxury
SPECIALIZATION
WOMEN
Launched in 2016 by its namesake founder, Supriya Lele’s London-based brand offers a deeply personal and modern take on femininity. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Lele draws from her cross-cultural viewpoint, examining her Indian heritage through a British lens to create a delicate and subversive design language. The brand debuted at London Fashion Week in 2017 as part of the Fashion East incubator and has since become known for its sensual, minimalist aesthetic. Signature elements include sheer fabrics, intricate draping that often references the sari, and sharp cut-outs that celebrate the female form.
$567.50$1,135.00
$567.50$1,135.00
$567.50$1,135.00
$567.50$1,135.00

This article details Supriya Lele's recent high-street collaboration with Mango, discussing her design process for the collection, the revival of archive silhouettes, and the goal of reaching a broader, global audience.

This piece covers the cross-industry collaboration between Supriya Lele and Bentley's bespoke Mulliner division to create a unique paint color, 'Nīla Blue,' for the Bentayga S, linking her design ethos and Indian heritage to luxury automotive design.

A detailed profile on Supriya Lele's background, including her family of medics and her decision to pursue fashion. It explores how she examines her British-Indian heritage, deconstructing cultural motifs to create a modern, sensual design language.

Focusing on her Spring/Summer 2022 collection, this article explores the creative direction behind the designs, which emphasize sexuality, freedom, and empowerment. Lele discusses her inspiration, the evolution of her brand's codes, and her use of color and draping.

This interview delves into the vision for the Spring/Summer 2021 collection, highlighting Lele's focus on female sexual confidence and strength. It provides insight into her creative process during the pandemic and the development of new techniques and fabric choices.